Poster by <n>Kurppa Hosk</n> for the <n>Grande Arche de la Défense</n>, designed by <n>Johan Otto von Spreckelsen</n>.

<n>Yellow</n> by artist <n>Michelle De Rose</n>.

Alternative vinyl cover for <n>Post Malone</n>'s 2023 song "<n>Chemical</n>" by designer <n>Salome Diziy</n>.

Branding for <n>Disseny Hub Barcelona</n> by design studio <n>Atlas</n>.

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<n>Training aesthetic frogs in AI</n> by Barcelona-based 3D artist <n>BOLDTRON</n>.

<n>PRCHT: 350</n> poster for <n>Parachute Émission Radio</n> by designer <n>Nigel Cottier</n>, 2023.

<n>Sculptural Knitwear</n> by <n>Matilda Norberg</n>, photographed by <n>Märta Thisner</n>.

<n>The Milan Kundera Book of Jokes</n> (2003), a book cover design by <n>Julian Montague</n>.

<n>Shy</n>, an illustration by artist <n>Alex Kiesling</n>.

Embroidery test by designer <n>Morgane Vantorre</n> and embroiderer <n>Maryline</n>, based on family handwriting.

Graphic design for the <n>Ãyo</n> launch by <n>Bruno Rodrigues</n> and <n>Wille Larsson Kangas</n>.

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A decaying <n>Leonardo Costume</n> from the 1993 film <n>Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III</n>.

<n>Green Hand</n>, a 2020 screenprint by artist <n>Sebastian Curi</n>.

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A house installation by Australian artist <n>Ian Strange</n>.

<n>Subversion</n>, 2012, by artist <n>Miriam Sweeney</n>.

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A typographic work using a <n>Gray Scott Model of a Reaction-Diffusion System</n>.

Posters for a botanical garden by <n>H. Francova</n> from the 1977 book <n>Graphic Design International</n>.

Album artwork and tracklist for <n>SOL II</n> by <n>Jay Prince</n>, released in 2020.

Kinetic typography titled <n>ASCII KINETIC ERR0R</n>.

A spread from the <n>Mentoring Program 2023</n> catalog for the <n>Academy of Fine Arts Vienna</n>, designed by <n>David Gallo</n>.

A collage by artist <n>Matthieu Bourel</n>.

Spread from the <n>REVENIR</n> exhibition catalogue, showing a 1954 photo of <n>Aleksandar Popovski</n> and <n>Vasilka Popovska</n>.